Schola Regia Cantuariensis a History of Canterbury School Commonly Called the
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After they had succeeded in passing a swimming test, they were allowed to proceed to the deep bathing place just below the Red Bridge. In those days Dr. Mitchinson, Mr. Hodgson, and Mr. Russell gave up much of their spare time to the teaching of swimming. Swimming races were occasionally arranged, but were not organized until 1888.
When the building of the sewage works necessitated a change, the spot next selected was in the upper river near 310 SCHOLA BEGIA CAOTUA&lENStS.
Whitehall, and this w...as used regularly until the building of the large open-air swimming bath, of which the King's School boys now make use on certain days of the week. Boys can now obtain certificates for swimming certain prescribed distances, and Mr. Guest has generously given up much of his leisure time to the general supervision of the arrangements for swimming.
EIFLE SHOOTING.
The latest development has lain in the direction of organized rifle training. As long ago as 1884 the formation of a Rifle Company was suggested, and although no Cadet Corps has been formed in the School, yet every boy now is able to go through a course of training in the use of the rifle.
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After they had succeeded in passing a swimming test, they were allowed to proceed to the deep bathing place just below the Red Bridge. In those days Dr. Mitchinson, Mr. Hodgson, and Mr. Russell gave up much of their spare time to the teaching of swimming. Swimming races were occasionally arranged, but were not organized until 1888.
When the building of the sewage works necessitated a change, the spot next selected was in the upper river near 310 SCHOLA BEGIA CAOTUA&lENStS.
Whitehall, and this w...as used regularly until the building of the large open-air swimming bath, of which the King's School boys now make use on certain days of the week. Boys can now obtain certificates for swimming certain prescribed distances, and Mr. Guest has generously given up much of his leisure time to the general supervision of the arrangements for swimming.
EIFLE SHOOTING.
The latest development has lain in the direction of organized rifle training. As long ago as 1884 the formation of a Rifle Company was suggested, and although no Cadet Corps has been formed in the School, yet every boy now is able to go through a course of training in the use of the rifle.
What to read after Schola Regia Cantuariensis a History of Canterbury School Commonly Called the?
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